Triceratops
Meet the dinosaur, explore its world and help a hatchling emerge.
For curious children aged 6–8
Pocket
Encyclopedias
A World in Every Card.
Illustrated cards with interactive worlds. A gift that turns a favourite subject into something to explore, understand and play.
No app to install. No registration.
Illustrated cardsInteractive worldsStories & educational games
It starts with the cards
A whole subject.
Ready to explore.
Beautiful illustrations, memorable facts and questions worth asking. Children can look closely, compare, sort, draw and play with the printed cards.
The paper has a purpose of its own. The optional browser companion takes the discovery further.
Facts to rememberConnections to understandIdeas to test
A World in Every Card.
Cards come alive in the browser.
No app to install. No registration. Open a card and discover what is waiting behind it.
Tugboat
Choose where the tug pushes or pulls, then help the larger ship reach its berth.
The digital world
Every card opens its own experience.
Each deck adds narrated interactive stories and educational mini-games. Children make discoveries through their own actions.
Explore a card’s subject
Grow crystals with minerals.
Explore the laboratory →
Listen and take part
Follow Pip’s journey by boat.
Explore the boat world →
Learn through experiments
Test which rocks float or sink.
Try the laboratory games →Thematic worlds
Follow their curiosity.
A subject they already love. Or the start of a new fascination. Explore these worlds in the browser.
Dinosaurs
Discover how dinosaurs lived and what their fossils reveal.
Explore the companion →
Stones
Explore crystals, rocks and fossils in a hands-on laboratory.
Explore the companion →Boats & ships
Find out how vessels move, float and carry their cargo.
Explore the companion →
Space
Explore planets and stars, then journey through a narrated story.
Explore the companion →For parents
Easy to get started.
What is a Pocket Encyclopedia?
An illustrated card set about one subject, with an optional browser companion. The cards contain facts, explanations and ideas for play. The digital world adds stories, games and hands-on discovery.
Does my child need a screen?
The cards have educational value on their own. The browser companion is an optional way to explore the subject more deeply.
Do we need an app or account?
No. Scan a card’s QR code to open the experience in a browser. An internet connection is needed for the digital companion.
Can children explore independently?
A parent provides a suitable phone or tablet and shows the child how to open a QR code. Children can then explore, with narration and clear interactions to guide them.
What age is Curioso for?
Our current focus is children aged 6–8. Individual editions have their own age guidance; the broader intended range is 5–10.
Where can I get a deck?
We are developing Curioso editions with publishing partners. You can explore the browser companions now; retail availability will depend on your country and edition.
A whole world to discover.
Pocket Encyclopedias. A World in Every Card.
